adjective
hard to understand
“The instructions were confusing, so I asked the teacher to explain.”
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Every reading and listening drill ends with a percentage and a review of each answer. The mini test adds a band and your weakest type.
Word cards with the meaning, an example and the word read aloud. Add the ones you want to your word list.
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Example result
Developing
64% across 4 question types
adjective
hard to understand
“The instructions were confusing, so I asked the teacher to explain.”
No AI grades your answers here. Reading and listening questions have right answers, so they are marked exactly. For speaking and writing, the page only shows what it can count, and says so.
Read and select, fill in the blanks, read and complete.
Listen and type.
Read, then speak and speaking sample, with 20 questions between them.
Writing sample, with 8 questions.
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It is a rough guide, not a Duolingo score. It covers 4 of the 13 question types, uses a small number of items and does not adapt to you the way the real test does. Use the band to find your weakest question type, not to predict a number from 10 to 160.
Use the Listen and Type drill. It plays a recorded sentence up to 3 times and you type what you hear. The review marks every word, so you see exactly which ones you missed. The sentences are recorded in the voice the Slova app uses, in American English.
Pick Read, Then Speak or Speaking Sample, prepare, then answer out loud against the timer. Your browser turns your speech into text; Slova does not record or keep your voice, and you can type instead. Afterwards you see your speaking time, word count, pace, filler words and which words from the question you used. The page does not grade pronunciation or grammar.
No. The Writing Sample drill counts what can be counted: words, sentences, linking words, the words from the question you used and words that usually mark each part of the answer. Then you can compare your text with an example answer. Grammar and vocabulary are not graded here.
All 13 question types, feedback on your speaking and writing, mock tests with an estimated score and a daily plan up to your test day.
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